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BOT Projects in Taiwan

Financial Modeling Risk, Term Structure of Net Cash Flows, and Project at Risk Analysis

Yang-Cheng Lu, Soushan Wu, Dar-Hsin Chen and Yun-Yung Lin
The Journal of Structured Finance Winter 2000, 5 (4) 53-63; DOI: https://doi.org/10.3905/jsf.2000.320199
Yang-Cheng Lu
An associate professor in the department and institute of finance and the Finance Research Center at Ming Chuan University in Taipei.
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Soushan Wu
A professor at the Institute of Business and Management at National Chiao Tung University.
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Dar-Hsin Chen
An assistant professor in the department of banking and finance at the College of Business at Tamkang University in Taipei.
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Yun-Yung Lin
An assistant professor in the department of banking and finance at the College of Business at Tamkang University.
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The build-operate-transfer (BOT) model is one of the most important privatization schemes used for construction of a nation's infrastructure. There has been little discussion about how to use a simulation methodology in the financial scenario analysis of a bot project. This article suggests a Project at Risk (PAR) analysis based on a simulation technique using the value at risk methodology. A term structure of net cash flow curve also is developed top analyze the economic characteristics of bot financial plans.

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